Policy forms an essential component of our organisational governance and is particularly important for a large community such as All Hallows’ School. Our policies are influenced by our Mission, Vision and Values.
School Policy Documents
- Anti-Bullying
- Assessment
- Communication
- Employment
- Enrolment
- Fees
- Fundraising
- Information Technology
- Overseas Students
- Pastoral Care and Wellbeing
- Pedagogy
- Privacy
- Senior Studies
- Whistleblower
Annual Report
The Queensland State Government requires all schools (state and independent) to report to their school communities. The information in this document is in the format required by the Government, and is a retrospective view published in June the following calendar year.
School Community Code of Conduct
The School Community Code of Conduct outlines the type of behaviours we expect all community members to follow. This Code of Conduct assists in promoting the actions and behaviours that are in keeping with the School’s purpose and values to ensure that all interactions with students, community members and staff is respectful, honest, courteous, sensitive, tactful and considerate.